So the mother-in-law called.
Last night at 1am in backwoods New Hampshire some dude lost control and went into the ditch in front of her house. She heard it and went outside to find a car upside down and dude working his way out of the car. She called 911 and went to help him.
Same idiot that demolished her mailbox last year.
Same idiot that hit and killed her dog in 2005.
Probably drunk both times.
He's apparently mad and suspects she called the cops- he's been cited for drunk driving in this incident.
Who knows what kind of other vehicular shenanigans he's been involved in? This is a pattern.
Dude needs his license GONE.
But, "stoners?"
While that sucks, that dude was not stoned. He was more likely drunk. Drunk≠stoned.
Well, he could have also been stoned.
Also, how'd you get the not equals symbol?
Quote from: Rupert on November 14, 2010, 09:20:11 PM
Also, how'd you get the not equals symbol?
I was thinking the same thing!
Quote from: Rupert on November 14, 2010, 09:19:53 PM
Well, he could have also been stoned.
I guess so. Still, I'd fault him for being drunk before I would for him being high.
Quote from: Xer0 on November 14, 2010, 09:27:41 PM
I was thinking the same thing!
Quote from: Rupert on November 14, 2010, 09:20:11 PM
Also, how'd you get the not equals symbol?
I use a Mac, (alt/option)+(=)
Nope, not on PCs.
changed the title then.
When I was young we didn't have a lot of drugs in our highschool- so stoners were drunks.
"Hey let's go get wasted/sloshed/stoned/drunk".
Quote from: Rupert on November 15, 2010, 12:13:53 AM
Nope, not on PCs.
We can still copy/paste it and put it in. ≠
≠ It is a standard symbol in Word 2007
Why are we defending weed?
It's suppose to be alt+2260 but it comes up with this ╘
I agree, this guy's license needs to be pulled. Unfortunately, pulling his license likely won't stop him from driving. Not too long ago, a local motorcyclist was killed when a woman pulled a left turn right in front of him and he couldn't stop. The driver of the car hasn't had a valid license since '07 when it was pulled for failing to appear in court over a previous infraction. Said driver had also, in two other local townships, received tickets for speeding and driving with a suspended license and also did not appear in court for those either. Further insult is that they didn't slap cuffs on this woman and lock her up after this incident, but rather they issued her a ticket and a court summons which, if past history is any indication, she probably won't appear for.
Quote from: MX793 on November 15, 2010, 03:51:03 PM
I agree, this guy's license needs to be pulled. Unfortunately, pulling his license likely won't stop him from driving. Not too long ago, a local motorcyclist was killed when a woman pulled a left turn right in front of him and he couldn't stop. The driver of the car hasn't had a valid license since '07 when it was pulled for failing to appear in court over a previous infraction. Said driver had also, in two other local townships, received tickets for speeding and driving with a suspended license and also did not appear in court for those either. Further insult is that they didn't slap cuffs on this woman and lock her up after this incident, but rather they issued her a ticket and a court summons which, if past history is any indication, she probably won't appear for.
wut
Quote from: MX793 on November 15, 2010, 03:51:03 PM
I agree, this guy's license needs to be pulled. Unfortunately, pulling his license likely won't stop him from driving. Not too long ago, a local motorcyclist was killed when a woman pulled a left turn right in front of him and he couldn't stop. The driver of the car hasn't had a valid license since '07 when it was pulled for failing to appear in court over a previous infraction. Said driver had also, in two other local townships, received tickets for speeding and driving with a suspended license and also did not appear in court for those either. Further insult is that they didn't slap cuffs on this woman and lock her up after this incident, but rather they issued her a ticket and a court summons which, if past history is any indication, she probably won't appear for.
FAIL.
Makes me embarrassed to live in America (including Canada, as some 'Spinners have mentioned they deal with the same krap..)
Quote from: James Young on November 15, 2010, 11:59:59 AM
≠ It is a standard symbol in Word 2007
I'm aware. This is helpful knowledge, if you're in Word 07 and not on a forum. ;)
≠
Quote from: Rupert on November 15, 2010, 09:00:43 PM
I'm aware. This is helpful knowledge, if you're in Word 07 and not on a forum. ;)
Yep, that's why I compose in Word and then cut and paste.
What a pain in the arse. I don't compose shit on a forum.
I know alllllllllllllllllll the Mac special characters.
Pi is option+p.
Trademark is option+2.
The squiggly thing over "n" (like on "bueno") is option-n+n
Copyright is option+g
"ae" is option+q.
The only extended character I know on Windows is ALT+0151, which produces an em dash.
That pi shortcut doesn't seem to work for me. It seems to procure the letter "n." :confused:
π
Edit: Unless I'm too drunk to notice the difference bteweten the "n" and the pi symbol firght now. Ugh.
It's shift+option+p on my MBP, Giant.
Lowercase pi. :facepalm:
∏
Quote from: Laconian on November 17, 2010, 11:20:41 AM
Lowercase pi. :facepalm:
Oh shit, it is.
That is one God-awful script for pi!